PLATE II.
The Geometrical Plan of the Church and Portico, shewing the Disposition of the whole Fabrick.
PLATE III.
The West Front and Steeple.
PLATE IV.
The East End, and the Section from South to North.
PLATE V.
The Section from East to West
PLATE VI
The Cieling of the Church and Portico. That of the Church is Elliptical, which I find by Experience to be much better than the Semicircular, tho' not so beautiful. It is divided into Pannels, enrich'd with Fretwork by Signori Artari and Bagutti, the best Fret-workers that ever came into England.
PLATE VII.
The North Side of St. Martin's Church.
PLATE VIII.
The Plan of the first Draught of a Round Church, being 95 feet in Diameter.
PLATE IX.
The West Front and Steeple.
PLATE X.
The North Side.
PLATE XI.
The East End, and Section from South to North.
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(v)PLATE II.
The Geometrical Plan of the Church and Portico, shewing the Disposition of the whole Fabrick.
PLATE III.
The West Front and Steeple.
PLATE IV.
The East End, and the Section from South to North.
PLATE V.
The Section from East to West
PLATE VI
The Cieling of the Church and Portico. That of the Church is Elliptical, which I find by Experience to be much better than the Semicircular, tho' not so beautiful. It is divided into Pannels, enrich'd with Fretwork by Signori Artari and Bagutti, the best Fret-workers that ever came into England.
PLATE VII.
The North Side of St. Martin's Church.
PLATE VIII.
The Plan of the first Draught of a Round Church, being 95 feet in Diameter.
PLATE IX.
The West Front and Steeple.
PLATE X.
The North Side.
PLATE XI.
The East End, and Section from South to North.
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